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Asian markets rose on Monday after รีวิวเกมสล็อต another Wall Street record, paying attention to this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting, which came as investors worried the expected economic recovery would cut inflation. Down and forcing banks to raise interest rates faster than expected The general mood in the trading space was a spike in global growth this year as the release of vaccines and blocking relief brought life back to normal.Stakes on a strong rebound this year jumped last week as Joe Biden signed a $ 1.9 trillion stimulus package, which included a hefty cash handout for struggling Americans.The president's pledge to optimize the country's vaccination program with the goal of summer herd immunity is also encouraging traders.
However, rising government spending combined with expected rise in consumer spending have also raised inflation expectations.That is reflected in the sharp rise in government debt yields, especially the benchmark 10-year note - the canary in the coal mine for its upcoming price hikes - concerns that the Fed will Forced to raise borrowing costs And while the return is still relatively low. Charles-Henry Monchau of FlowBank SA said: “It's not just a level question. But it's a question of pace Are we moving on bond yields too quickly for the market to adjust, or will it be a smooth journey towards higher bond yields?The Fed's reaction to market worries about rising yields will be watched closely at its two-day policy meeting starting Tuesday.The bank's ultra-loose monetary policy, as well as record low interest rates, have been a key pillar of the stock market rally over the past year. But fears of a potential rally have shaken up in recent weeks.
Yellen's Confidence of Inflation
Still, analysts are expected to maintain a good position, with Governor Jerome Powell likely to reiterate that policymakers are willing to accept higher inflation to resume employment. Fully in the near future I think now it is "The market was destroyed," said Robert Frick of Navy Federal Credit Union.The Fed has said that until employment and the economy actually improve, they won't budge," Frick told AFP. "I don't think they are really reluctant.On Sunday, Finance Minister Janet Yellen expressed fears of inflation, telling the ABC, "This week" that she saw only "this week. "Little risk" and "absolutely" were not expected to return to inflation in the 1970s.The Dow at the S&P 500 ended Friday at its all-time high for the second day in a row and Asia followed broader gains.Hong Kong,
Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore and Jakarta are all in a green state, although Shanghai and Taipei have fallen. Manila plummets more than 3% on the back of more new cases of coronavirus in the Philippines.There was little reaction to figures showing that China's retail sales and industrial production surged more than expected last month.Patrik Schowitz of J.P. Morgan Asset Management said he has a very good idea of the market trends.Last week did not challenge the macro view of our confidence little: Strong growth ahead, driven by another economic release and a bill from fiscal and policy stimuli. Loosely financed, ”he said in a commentary.Even with higher valuations in both equity and credit. But it is very difficult not to have a positive effect on risk-weighted assets in this environment. "He said most of the increase in bond yields might do it for now.
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Post time 2021-3-15 01:00:50
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